Alien Panic

by William X. Adams

(Alien Panic, sci-fi, 88,000 words, Released on Amazon Nov 9, 2020). Lou Buck, disgraced ex-cop, searches for his kidnapped daughter, Lacey, and in Reno meets a muscular bald man who claims to be an extraterrestrial. Lou teams up with him to rescue his abducted daughter, Lacey. In his natural state, Phane looks like a green tennis ball three feet in diameter. He connects with another alien on Earth, Flooma. Despite the weirdness of the situation, Lou and Lacey become trusted friends with Phane and Flooma, but how far should humans go to help a dying alien species on Earth when their commander wants to take over the planet?

339 pages, ebook

Published October 13, 2020

About the author

I am a cognitive psychologist who left the university classroom for the information technology industry to find out if the mind is like a computer. I write psychological science fiction ("psi-fi") to dramatize what I learned. Contact me at www.psifibooks.com.

Reviews

[Fred Fanning · Rating 4 out of 5]

A fun book about aliens encountering humans: the story is interesting and the characters good. You'll have to read the book to find out about the aliens. The book touches on crime and drugs but doesn't dwell on them or take away from the story. I thought it was good clean, fun, and I enjoyed it.